Russians must prepare mentally, Samus suggested an increase in “pop” from the enemy

Explosions in Russia will become more frequent / Getty Images, Collage 24 Channel

In Russia something explodes almost every day, and soon there will be even more explosions. Ukraine is increasing the production of drones and missiles, so attacks will become massive.

Military expert, deputy director of the Army Research Center Mikhail Samus told Channel 24 that in 2023 the projects underwent, one might say, a “baptism of fire.” Now the Ukrainian military-industrial complex is gradually beginning to scale them up.

According to him, we are talking about the following means:

• long-range kamikaze drones;
• maritime drones;
• rocket technology.

“The Russians must be mentally prepared that the attacks will become massive – not 1-2 drones or missiles, but 10-15 in one salvo ,” Samus stated.

Ukraine can strike further

As a result of precision strikes by our forces, the Russians could lose a significant part of their military infrastructure in regions neighboring Ukraine. However, the enemy will have more serious problems if its distant regions are attacked.

“Perhaps Ukraine will be able to move the attacks a little deeper – where the MiG-31 or A-50 are based,” Samus suggested.

Explosions in Russia: latest news

• On the afternoon of November 17 it was loud in Kursk. Locals heard strong explosions in the area of the railway station. However, local authorities wrote them off as “military exercises.”
• On the same day, explosions were heard twice in Volgograd. A radiator factory there caught fire. As a result of the incident, two people were moderately injured.
• In addition, on the night of November 16 in the Volgograd region, a fire occurred in a warehouse with weapons and ammunition. Ukrainian intelligence confirmed that the enemy has lost another arsenal.
• In addition, on the morning of November 14, an unknown drone fell on a gunpowder factory in the Tambov region. As a result of the attack, a large fire broke out, as evidenced by relevant photographs.